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Originally Posted by amandalouise
no I wasnt like this,when I dissociated no one knew I had switched into being an alter. example if someone was yelling at me and I dissociated into rainy they would not know it was rainy crying not me. no one knew I had switched so no one tried to get my attention. I did get yelled at for not not listening and such but again they didnt ask me if I had split personality. I was a child during the time when that label was no longer used for DID and mental disorder labels were not just casually thrown around at people when arguing or even in jest. my teachers would tell me to stop daydreaming and get back to work, my parents would say stop dawdling and set the table. no one in general used mental disorder labels unless they were a doctor, nurse, therapist, psychiatrist. psychologist. if anything those in my culture and locations avoided seeing and having to do anything with treatment providers including using the language\vocabulary of a treatment provider. occasionally you would hear a child yell at another child what are you crazy. but thats the extent of anything to do with mental disorders. even when I was in foster care and in therapy no one used mental disorder labels with me.
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Ya. You had to know my mother. I don't know where she came up with that, she is so backwater off the rice farm-literally. She's quite the dramatist. It was meant more of an insult and a form of degradation because back in the 6o's and 70's, MI was so like taboo.
Shame. Nobody knew I dissed. I even didn't.
Of course, I took it and said nothing but "no" for something someone else did, like I can defend myself against the Iron Fist.
The odds of us getting mental help was like -100.
Don't mean to insult, but those were the days when Ronald McDonald was the Celebrity Apprentice. Yikes!